India & China to build Asian Space Station

On Sep 25, 5:19 am, wrote:
On Sep 24, 10:00 am, "Jim Relsh" wrote:

"fruitella" schreef in glegroups.com...

Its only a dream so don't get too excited yet. India is being blocked
entry into the international space station project. China has an even
lesser chance of gaining entry. So why not India & China collaborate
on :

a) an unmanned robotic mission to mars followed by
b) an Asian space station

How about both of them first making sure the HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS of beggars
and homeless hobbits in their country have food, a roof over their heads and
a job before them embarking on these megalomanic projects.

They could call the project, "The Great Leap Forward." ;-)

No, "The great leap UP."

(Sorry...)

"ArthurP" wrote in message

No, "The great leap UP."

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"ArthurP" wrote in message

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ArthurP:


ArthurP wrote:

[...]
So why not India & China collaborate
on :
a) an unmanned robotic mission to mars followed by
b) an Asian space station



The context of you question is that the two nations could, would, will,
or plan to construct a space station.

Where is your evidence? Or are you stroking the reader?

I think that India should stay in the capitalist volitional
free-enterprise world and avoid any dealings with the "Socialist
Dictatorship" [quote from PRC Constitution] of the PRC.


Ralph Hertle

ArthurP:


ArthurP wrote:

[...]
So why not India & China collaborate on :
a) an unmanned robotic mission to mars followed by
b) an Asian space station




The context of your question is that the two nations could, would, will,
or plan to construct a space station.

Where is your evidence? Or are you stroking the reader?

I think that India should stay in the capitalist volitional
free-enterprise world and avoid any dealings with the "Socialist
Dictatorship"* of the PRC. [*quote from PRC Constitution]


Ralph Hertle

ArthurP:


ArthurP wrote:
[...]
So why not India & China collaborate on :
a) an unmanned robotic mission to mars followed by
b) an Asian space station



The context of your question is that the two nations could, would, will,
or plan to construct a space station.

Where is your evidence? Or are you stroking the reader?

I think that India should stay in the capitalist volitional
free-enterprise world and avoid any dealings with the "Socialist
Dictatorship" [quote from PRC Constitution] of the PRC.


Ralph Hertle

On Jan 17, 7:26 am, Ralph Hertle wrote:
ArthurP:

ArthurP wrote:

[...]

So why not India & China collaborate on :
a) an unmanned robotic mission to mars followed by
b) an Asian space station

The context of your question is that the two nations could, would, will,
or plan to construct a space station.

Where is your evidence? Or are you stroking the reader?

I think that India should stay in the capitalist volitional
free-enterprise world and avoid any dealings with the "Socialist
Dictatorship" [quote from PRC Constitution] of the PRC.

Ralph Hertle

Perhaps China and India should do the Clark Station thing, at our
moon's L1.

If that's too scary, there's always POOF City at Venus L2.

- Brad Guth

On Jan 17, 7:26*am, Ralph Hertle wrote:
ArthurP:

ArthurP wrote:

[...]

So why not India & China collaborate on :
a) an unmanned robotic mission to mars followed by
b) an Asian space station

The context of your question is that the two nations could, would, will,
or plan to construct a space station.

Where is your evidence? Or are you stroking the reader?

I think that India should stay in the capitalist volitional
free-enterprise world and avoid any dealings with the "Socialist
Dictatorship" [quote from PRC Constitution] of the PRC.

With the mess we have in the United States, we could do well having a
"Socialist Dictatorship" like the one China has right now.


Ralph Hertle

How about both of them first making sure the HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS of beggars
and homeless hobbits in their country have food, a roof over their heads and
a job before them embarking on these megalomanic projects.

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In regards to the United States:

How about first making sure the TENS OF MILLIONS of the less
fortunate in their society get medical insurance,
a job and access to affordable higher education before embarking on
its megalomanic projects.

On Sep 23, 12:14 pm, fruitella wrote:
Its only a dream so don't get too excited yet. India is being blocked
entry into the international space station project. China has an even
lesser chance of gaining entry. So why not India & China collaborate
on :

a) an unmanned robotic mission to mars followed by
b) an Asian space station

both can share the cost and benefits.

From there on, the sky is the limit. A deep field space telescope, an

experimental power station, trips to various moons and planets to
search for life, a hotel in space, a colony on the moon followed by
mars...etc.

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India seeks Russian help to join ISS project.

India has sought the help of Russia [Images] to join the orbital
International Space Station [Images] project in the face of "objection
by some other project partners," a top Russian space agency official
has said.

"India has approached us, this (India) is a serious space power and
would like to join ISS project. However, objection by some other
project partners has put a question mark on this issue," Russia's
Federal Space Agency Chief Anatoly Perminov said responding to a
question about the expansion of the ISS project participants.

Besides Russian RKA, the ambitious ISS project includes the NASA
[Images] of the USA, Canada [Images], Japan [Images] and European
Space Agency.

"I won't identify, who is concretely blocking India's entry, but they
argue that the number of participants of the project is set by the
international treaties and is enough to complete the construction of
the orbital station," Perminov told reporters at a news conference in
Moscow [Images].

Lauding India's achievements in unmanned space flights, Perminov said
that it was her natural desire to offer its contribution in the
development of ISS.

"I am confident that sooner or later, in any case after 2010, this
issue (India's accession) will again be raised," Perminov said.


If India and China can cooperate, what's next? An Israeli-Palestinian
space station???

Double-A